How do I know how much wallpaper I need?
Start by measuring the full height and width of each wall you plan to cover, from floor to ceiling and from corner to corner. Multiply the height by the width to calculate the total area in square metres. If there are windows or doors, subtract their area from the total.
When calculating quantities, it’s best to work in full drops (floor-to-ceiling lengths), rather than relying on square metres alone. If in doubt, allow an extra roll for pattern matching, future repairs or the occasional mistake.
Each roll is 10.05 metres long and comes in two widths:
52cm wide (covers approximately 5.2m²)
70cm wide (covers approximately 7.0m²)
You can also enter your wall measurements into our wallpaper calculator located on the product pages to find out how much wallpaper you need.
What is the wallpaper made from?
Our wallpapers are digitally printed onto a tactile, coated non-woven base. The finish is dry and matt, with no surface sheen. Long fibres are visible on the surface, giving it a soft, natural appearance.
How do I hang the wallpaper?
Preparation
For the best results, begin with clean, dry walls. Remove any old wallpaper or loose paint and lightly sand painted surfaces to create a smooth base. Lining the walls with good quality paper and allowing it to dry fully will help the finish look effortlessly perfect.
Pasting & Hanging
- This is a paste-the-wall product. The decorator should paste the wall and not the back of the wallcovering.
Measure your wall height and cut each piece slightly longer than needed (approx. 2–3 inches). - Use a good quality, solvent-free, fungicide-protected ready-mixed adhesive.
- Paste should be evenly applied to the wall, covering an area slightly wider than the paper.
- Hang one length at a time.
- Use a decorator’s brush to smooth the wallpaper, working from the centre to the edges to remove air bubbles.
- Avoid squeezing paste out of the joints and ensure tools and hands are kept clean and dry.
- If paste touches the surface, gently wipe it away with a damp sponge while still wet.
Please note: Paste may damage surfaces, and wall conditions can vary, so customers should ensure their space is suitable for wallpapering.